Commercial Engine
Assessment, lead, qualification, booking, proposal and engagement flow.
Boundary: Public/commercial application
TINLANCE / ENGINEERING EVIDENCE
This is a public abstraction of platform responsibilities and trust boundaries. It is not a production topology, customer environment, or infrastructure disclosure.
01 / ARCHITECTURE MAP
The system is intentionally not presented as a single linear runtime. Commercial, delivery, API, security, evaluation, execution, knowledge and productization boundaries interact through defined control relationships.
Assessment, lead, qualification, booking, proposal and engagement flow.
Boundary: Public/commercial application
Tenant-scoped customer delivery and evidence surfaces.
Boundary: Authenticated customer application
Workflow execution and orchestration boundary.
Boundary: Application workflow layer
Central API surface for platform capabilities and contracts.
Boundary: API/application boundary
Controlled MCP/tool boundary with authorization-aware execution.
Boundary: Protocol/tool trust boundary
Identity, tenancy, authorization, policy, risk, approval, output and audit controls.
Boundary: Security/trust plane
Evaluation and regression authority for AI behavior and release decisions.
Boundary: Evaluation/control plane
Bounded agent execution with identity, approvals and runtime evidence.
Boundary: Execution boundary
Knowledge and retrieval authority with explicit scope boundaries.
Boundary: Knowledge/data boundary
Grounded technical discovery and product information surface.
Boundary: Public product/discovery application
Commercial and revenue intelligence layer.
Boundary: Internal commercial data layer
Governed intelligence derived from approved delivery evidence.
Boundary: Private knowledge layer
Pattern-to-playbook-to-productization feedback loop.
Boundary: Productization strategy/control layer
The downward sequence is a reading order, not a claim that every module is a runtime dependency of the next. Cross-links and control relationships are listed below.
02 / CONTROL RELATIONSHIPS
These relationships describe public responsibility boundaries without exposing private infrastructure.
Commercial context becomes tenant-scoped delivery context.
Customer delivery uses the API boundary.
Sensitive AI capabilities cross the security control plane.
Protected execution is evaluated before release/promotion.
Evaluation gates agent runtime behavior.
Agent execution consumes scoped knowledge/retrieval.
Grounded knowledge supports technical discovery.
Commercial discovery can feed governed revenue intelligence.
Approved delivery/commercial evidence informs the private knowledge layer.
Evidence informs reusable patterns and productization.
Automation operates through the application/API boundary.
MCP tool access remains subject to security controls.
FDE API provides the domain execution boundary.
FDE API routes into the domain-oriented FDE platform.
ThreatFade is a distinct security product and public engineering evidence source; it is not a Tinlance subsystem.
03 / EVIDENCE TAXONOMY
Status is not decoration. It describes the strength and scope of evidence behind a claim.
A defined evidence source used to scope technical claims.
A defined evidence source used to scope technical claims.
A defined evidence source used to scope technical claims.
A defined evidence source used to scope technical claims.
A defined evidence source used to scope technical claims.
A defined evidence source used to scope technical claims.
Reserved for actual production evidence; repository tests alone do not qualify.
A defined evidence source used to scope technical claims.
A defined evidence source used to scope technical claims.
A defined evidence source used to scope technical claims.
A defined evidence source used to scope technical claims.
04 / PUBLIC REPOSITORIES
Only public repositories are linked. Private platform repositories and internal implementation details are intentionally excluded.
Open-source security engineering evidence.
Public FDE platform engineering evidence.
ENGINEERING → ASSESSMENT
Use a technical assessment to establish environment-specific workflow, architecture, security constraints, evidence and outcomes.